sarah: we spent a lot of time looking for things. were assisted by a lot of tools on the ground to help us see beneath the ground. when we are dealing it's a massive landscape, prior to area photography and satellites, it's really hard to figure out where things were. so the field of space archaeology at the use of different kinds of satellite sensors and airbase sensors to map and model ancient landscape. think of it almost like a space stage can't scan system where you have varied features and sometimes very things like pyramids and houses and the stones in the materials that are under the ground, affect the overlay vegetation and soil and very subtle ways that we can't see it's our naked human eye. when the satellites regarding all of this information in different parts of the light spectrum that we can't see and reprocess it by using algorithms and all of a sudden these features pop out in the landscape. instead of being able to map a survey, ten flights or 15 flights over the course of the season, we move exactly where to go. we

sarah thomas has been known to sleep for 24 hours after her swims. well done, sarah!ghts even higher. robert hall, bbc news at sandgate in cannes. we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers kate andrews and cate blanchett, that is coming up in a moment after the outlines. now it is time for the weather for the week ahead stop hello, there. if you like your weather story dry and settled, so your weather story dry and settled, so far so good this week. it has been quite quiet this week. this was a weather watch a picture set in from lincolnshire on tuesday afternoon. but i could have picked numerous illustrations. and there's more to come, actually, for the rest of the week. yes, dry by day, but by nights, cool overnight with a potential for some mist and fog to form. the high pressure is really the driving force behind the story this week. with a weak weather front topping across that high, it is going to bring some patchy rain into scotland, a little more cloud for scotland, a little more cloud for scotland, elsewhere it looks like it is likely

sarah, you must feel ecstatic? i feel a little sick.wonder — sarah thomas, just minutes after becoming the first person to swim across the channel four times non—stop. and coming up on bbc news: liverpool get their champions league defence under way later on, as the competition group stages take place. they‘ re in napoli. more coming up later. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. the supreme court — the highest in the land — has begun hearing a case that could make history, defining the relationship between parliament and prime minister. the question it's being asked to rule on is whether borisjohnson behaved lawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks — longer than is usual. today, that decision was described as an "abuse of power". but those arguing for the prime minister believe he was acting in a political capacity, which has nothing to do with the law. our home editor mark easton reports from the supreme court. but the country voted, didn't they, to leave? where does power lie in this troubled land? how can yo

sarah: that is a tricky one. it being a real estate company that is borrowing long and lending short. in the end, i am not sure that if you get a slowdown in the economy, that is someplace that will be able to thrive. i would be a little bit more wary looking at that to see where it comes out. the fact that you also have a lot of folks in their cashing out much earlier than this. thatwary of that story but may not be the right thing to be. marc: there were questions raised about its accounting practices. is this an issue? some of these ipo's are going ipo because founders want to cash out. hash: the founder of wework been cashing out more than people tend to do. i look at that and say their other companies renting out real estate, they want to make it a holistic thing, but you are renting out office-based on short windows and that works in an economy doing fairly well, but that is probably trickier if things slow down. it looks like we are getting a slowdown in the u.s. i am not sure that is going to be a place w

when sarah came ashore she could not quite believe it.tamina and determination, but as jothonathan stamina and determination, but as john jonathan reports, sarah stamina and determination, but as jothonathan reports, sarah was a woman animation. —— as john donaldson —— asjohn donaldson reports, sarah was a woman on a mission. in the early others of monday morning, sarah thomas set off on her aquatic odyssey. to swim the channel once it's hard enough, four times in a row, unheard of until now. today, after 54 hours and ten minutes, she staggered out of the water, finally back on dry land. sara, you must feel ecstatic? i feel a little sick. iam not feel ecstatic? i feel a little sick. i am not surprised, but you are still eating. exhausted and in need of chocolate, she described crawling ashore. i was reallyjust putting them, there were lots of people on them, there were lots of people on the beach wishing me well, that was really nice of them but i feel mostly stand right now, i can't believe we did it. her achievement more remarkable give

sarah thomas has been known to sleep for 2h hours after her swims.e can set her sights even higher. robert hall, bbc news, at sandgate in kent. football news, and in the champions league tonight, disappointment for champions league winners liverpool and also europa league winners chelsea, in their matches tonight. natalie pirks reports. liverpool were crowned champions in europe for months ago, but as steven gerrard once said, we go again. natalie got the better of liverpool at this stage last year, and although the reds had their chances, everything changed with a seemingly innocuous challenge. adrian couldn't keep the penalty out. later on, a collector's item, a rare, isn't he? van dijk mistake, capitalised on by former spurs striker fernando llore nte. former spurs striker fernando llorente. this is one record liverpool didn't want, the first reigning champions in 25 years to lose their opening champions league match. chelsea won the europa league last season but are now back with the big boys. they were holding their own against valencia, but thi

sarah collins, joe wells. thank you. sarah collins, joe wells.is set to turn more unsettled but at the moment the weather remains quiet through the rest of this weekend. this is the weather front that will bring the change by monday but at the moment high pressure is still around so it is generally fine and dry but it will be cold early on sunday morning, plenty of sunshine away from the north—west but we'll see increasing cloud in western scotland, claudia northern ireland, one 01’ scotland, claudia northern ireland, one or two showers threatening the coastal areas from norfolk down to kent by the rest of england and wales, eastern scotland enjoying sunshine. this weather front, though, brings the change overnight and into monday. it brings rain, it will put eastwards and then it. and at this stage it looks like eastern parts of england generally speaking could be dry and may be brightening up could be dry and may be brightening up with a bit of sunshine. the rain easing off across scotland and northern ireland, north—west england and wales, wea

sarah thomas has been known to sleep for 2a hours after her swims.ether she can set her sights even higher. let's talk now tojonathan cowie, the editor of the outdoor swimmer magazine, he joins us via webcam from south east london. thank you so much forjoining us, no one else has done this, clearly quite an extraordinary achievement. it just give quite an extraordinary achievement. itjust give us your take on what she has gone and done. it isjust com pletely she has gone and done. it isjust completely amazing! epic. i was watching last night and the day before as she continued on her journey and yet, just an incredible feat of endurance. an incredible feat of endurance. an incredible feat of endurance. she made it look easy. how dangerous is it, is difficult and too many people attend to some the channel? it is definitely dangerous to swim that farand definitely dangerous to swim that far and that long. definitely dangerous to swim that farand that long. in definitely dangerous to swim that far and that long. in terms of people assuming the channel,

sarah: thank you, yeah.ctually, at our event that's coming up on september 7, we're going to be having a father and son who were clients of aaci that received mental health counseling, and the son was experiencing a lot of depression. he recently immigrated from china and was starting high school and just lonely, and so he was able to come to aaci and see a counselor. and also even see a counselor with his dad and do family cound also his depression. improve their relationship robert: wow, that must be quite gratifying because you can really help people like on a real personal level, as opposed to even broad scale help, which is very important too. but aaci just seems to be able to really help individuals and families, it's just such a unique kind of perspective. give us an idea in terms of the gala coming up. what's going to be happening there, and what's the feeling and the mood this year? sarah: the feeling is going to be talking about speaking the same language, so the same language in terms ofo, english

and joining us via skype is sarah carter from fox. she has written for the washington examiner and the washington times, but now she publishes the exclusive original reporting on sarahacarter.com. she has covered everything from the war in afghanistan and iraq to the security crisis on our southern border. so please, give a big round of applause for our wonderful panelists. so, if anyone knows how to keep america safe which is of course the topic of this panel, it is definitely azra and sarah. so i want to start with something important because i was 7 years old when the 9/11 terror attacks occurred and it is one of the biggest news events in the united states that i remember, and was really affected by, and so for a vast majority of my life, we have been fighting the wars against islamic terror in afghanistan and iraq and of course there's been the attempts of the nation building by the bush administration, and i'd like you all to start to just speak about how this threat has grown over the years, because the muslim community didn't

thank you sarah. so she said even if they clear it can reopen until they've done a fairly stern does look like they're working fast as they can yeah they are of course and they're still finding chickens too we just had a report of one that popped up on the eastbound side. the opposite side of the crash. so that's underway. the backup continues to grow more commuters are on the road now and so this is spilling over. >>into all once again all lanes closed 80 west and some pavel dam road a lot of folks have decided to just avoid the shore and stick with san pablo avenue as an alternate but yeah, your backup growing into put all the way back to funnel valley road are are just about the highway for now in hercules in that short amount of time it's philly back to highway 4 so be prepared for this a lot of off and on slowing the off the freeway as you get closer and bring you right back on the that's for you at 25 minutes. here's another problem a concord to 42 at the salon alexa just got word of a motorcycl

sarah: so, all along in the trade war, the question is who has trump's ear?here's always a lot of speculation. with a proposal like this, it's clear that advocates like peter navarro and outside advisors like steve bannon are behind it. they are some of the key advocates. they are very hawkish on china. as i said earlier, they really see a decoupling of the u.s. and -- in china, whether it's a markets or otherwise as a key of punishing china cutting them off. they see china as a bad actor in the world and a very big threat technologically economically to the u.s. something of this extremely it wouldn't be surprising that peter navarro would be an advocate of it. brad: we've heard now for many months that the primary goals of the trade dispute has been to over the markets to allow more access to those markets into chinese companies. so wouldn't this move be contrary to that goal ?when move -- goal? absolutely, these tariffs are predicated on the belief that the u.s. wants a trade deal and increase transparency three at the same time, to make sure the's a level

our reporter sarah mulkerrins is there for us, and sarah, an incredible finish?ere for us, and sarah, it was simply sensational here, this single sunday under the sun in scotland. a remarkable finish. remember, these two teams started the day tied level at eight points apiece. there has been very little to separate these teams over the last three days, and well, itjust ebbed and flowed, the momentum, during those 12 singles matches today. early on, europe led by captain catriona matthew had the momentum. georgia hall, such a great performerfor momentum. georgia hall, such a great performer for them, momentum. georgia hall, such a great performerforthem, initially getting one of the early points for europe. and thenjust getting one of the early points for europe. and then just later on getting one of the early points for europe. and thenjust later on in the day, it started to shift seemingly towards the americans, the korda sisters proving to be big matchwinners, nelly korda and jessica korda, winning their matches later on in the afternoon. and then it really cam

sarah thomas' swim is at number two, on bbc news.er one until recently, the giant salamander is at number five. on the most watched, at numbers two and three, a couple of very interesting films. they all are, i have to say, but number two is very striking, 100 days of protests in 100 seconds, the 100 days of protests in hong kong over the extradition bill. and also this story at number three, a woman who is training under a special scheme in ethiopian to carry out emergency operations, it normally ta kes te n emergency operations, it normally takes ten years to train a surgeon but she is being taught injust three years. i recommend you have a look at that. that's it for today's morning briefing. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. you may have noticed it was rather chilly this morning but we have been compensated with lots of sunshine so far this morning, and we can keep a lot of sunshine not only today but through the next few days as well because high pressure is moving in from the west at the moment and that i

thank you sarah. we have a robin with that of course of the traffic center following the ripple effects. the impacts of all of this let's get that part of the story now robin where this is going to have a huge impact on the morning commute the east shore freeway all always a slow drive during the morning commute. >>right now we don't have as many folks out there, but they are on the way so hopefully they'll make some progress soon. here's the location of the crash and sarah 80 wesson pablo dam road at last check they had all lanes close and they were diverting traffic off. right at the scene of this a big break fire. accident so the backup already spilling to shield top drive. you should just go ahead hop off the freeway at top follow said all the way west to get on the freeway. san pablo dam road that is your best alternate city streets because you will not be able to pass the scene here so the traffic alert remains in place more due hitting the road you will be delayed if you do not leave early now

mulkerrins, (live 0s)sarah , we've had and speak to sarah mulkerrins., we've had the rzzmatazz and we're just about set, and europe can go about trying to stop the usa making it three in a row. yes, i don't know if you can hear the song in the background, as the last stragglers in that opening ceremony last stragglers in that opening ceremony make their way out and celebrate. i know the europeans were definitely wanting to be celebrating on home soil, come sunday. and right alongside me, that is the first fairway over there. this is the 18, and really, the scene is set for what could be a brilliant solheim cup over the next three days here at gleneagles in scotland. a magnificent occasion, for the best women golfers in america and in the usa, but there is no doubt that the americans do have all the pedigree in this event. ten wednesday europe's five. i know there's a lot of talk in the build—up to this, the fa ct of talk in the build—up to this, the fact that the americans have so many rookies, half of their team our first—timers. europe are keen to get

sarah is astonishing to be honest.never seen the indomitable spirit overcoming such adversity. she has now been swimming for over 40 hours and yet she has hardly slowed down at all. she has now swung from england to france back to england and is now halfway back across on the fourth leg, it is an incredible swim. the hardest part of that swim is the time and distance she has covered. she has now covered something like 70 miles of swimming nonstop. she has now got ten, 14 miles to go. staying awake as much as anything else, we started this swim on the early hours of sunday morning. it is now a late evening on monday. she will be swimming until the early hours of tuesday morning. simply staying awake, focused, beating all the adversity, that is absolutely incredible. incredible indeed. that was kevin murphy on fellow swimmers sarah thomas. here is the weather. it is a predominantly dry autumnal week of weather ahead but first thing in the morning we will see early morning mist and fog and a brisk north—westerly wind driv

well done, sarah!ittle sick? i'm not surprised, but you're still eating. exhausted and in need of chocolate, she described the moment that she crawled ashore. i was reallyjust pretty numb. there was a lot of people on the beach to meet me and wish me well. that was really nice of them but i feel mostly stunned right now. i can't believe we did it. keep yourself nice and warm. her achievement more remarkable given that sarah had treatment for breast cancerjust last year. so how is she feeling? i am really tired and losing my voice from all the saltwater. my crew was really great about helping me out and helping me stay strong. i knew what to expect from the currents and the weather and the cold, so i was very prepared for the amount of time i was going to be in the water. and that was a long time. as the crow flies, the four legs of herjourney would total 84 miles, but pushed off course by strong tides and currents, she ended up swimming more than 130. it was inspirational. it really was. she pushed the

sarah toms, what a woman. what a woman.e first person to swim the english channel 4 times nonstop. and she only finished her treatment for breast cancer last year. sarah thomas set off early on sunday and finished in kent this morning after more than 5a hours in the water. let's have a look at how she did it. she set off near dover in the early hours of sunday morning, arriving at calais some 11 hours later. on sunday afternoon she headed back, arriving in dover early on monday morning. battling on — she continued her return to the french coast all morning. and then she turned around for one last crossing, arriving on a beach near doverjust after six o'clock this morning, after swimming for an incredible 5a hours and ten minutes non stop. let's hear what she had to say to bbc breakfast when she finally finished. and she was knackered. i'm really tired. and i'm losing my voice from all the salt water. my crew was really great about helping me out and helping me stay strong. i knew what to expect from the currents and the wea

ponczek,and sarah thank you both for joining us. romaine bostick is stepping in for "what'd you miss?" where we will have her on the impeachment calls for donald trump. also, nike earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we are live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. here's a snapshot of u.s. stocks today, one of the worst days in a month for the s&p 500. joe: the question is, "bloomberg technology" --the question is, "what'd you miss?" caroline: president trump says he will release the transcript of a call with the ukrainian leader after calls for impeachment grow. u.k. lawmakers reconvene tomorrow. neumann steps down as the ceo of the company as they look to salvage the ipo. joe: president trump under fire pressuring the ukrainian president to investigate vice president biden in return for aid to the nation. he said he will release the transcript tomorrow. this has renewed calls on impeachment, increasing pressure on house speaker policy. 45 is set to speaking about minutes. -- speak in about 45 minutes. mr. biden: c

but sarah's been training a long time for this.ago she swam 32 miles across a lake in her native colorado. she brought a bit of it with her on this latest endeavor. sarah swimming with this pebble from a pond back home which she plans on swapping with a pebble from the channel now that she's made history. so a photo was just posted minutes ago showing sarah on dry land after 54:13 in the english channel. sarah says this swim is dedicated to folks who are quote just starting their cancer journey and those of you who are thriving with cancer kicked firmly into the past and for everyone in between. what an inspiration. >> really just breaking news overnight, she finally made it. i don't even call them laps, just four times. >> laps, yeah. >> that's just incredible. >> it also means she said she's not 100% just yet, if that's not 100%, then whoo, child, i'm operating at 2%. >> speaking of laps, i can't even do a lap. and i'm definitely not doing the english channel. ♪ o 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember

but sarah jessica parker is all about the wine. if you don't want to say, take a sip. if you do, spill it. first, what's the most am of money you spent on a pair of shoes? >> i've spent rent. in the past. i was young and foolish. >> wow! i forgot i had these. >> carrie's had so many on screen kisses in "sex and the city." which was your favorite? >> you're mad. like, why would i ever in a million years -- >> then sip. >> oh, right. i'm going pretend it's lunchtime. >> they call me tipsy turner. >> do they really? >> when she comes out it's an a party. >> i think your answers are much more interesting than mine. >> if you could bring back any one of your famous characters for a reboot who would it be? >> it's hard to ignore the public outcry for a "hocus pocus." it's hard to ignore the call for a reboot for a sequel. i think some episodes of "sex and the city" i wouldn't call it a reboot i would call it a revisit. >> we know this is invivo x sjp. >> the response is great. i'm thrilled. it's already won awards. >> what would carrie b

sarah, i think this is really important on a lot of fronts. why don't we let you give the details. >> sarah: it's important on any front, sean, because it's going to reveal. not only was he fired for basically lying to michael hoar wreck, but his communications with comey. his communications with other members of the team. also, his communications with other fbi members who were involved in the investigation. some of others we haven't publicly named yet. this is another reason why the department of justice is seeking this information. the highest levels of the fbi into this investigation. just as you said, you know, congressman devin nunes, when he was chair of the house of intelligence committee, had requested all of this information from the fbi. he was stonewalled and not allowed to see any of the text messages that mccabe had between the various fbi agents, including lisa page, the attorney that was working, that is no longer with the fbi, and peter strzok, who was also fired and directly involved in the russian investigation. a lawsuit wa

thank you sarah.ave full coverage of president trump's visit to the bay area live on our 24 hour news app kron on that starts at 10 k tho'oc morn >>housing and urban development secretary ben carson will also be in the bay area. carson's visit to san francisco as part of a plan to figure out how to solve the homeless crisis. mayor london breed has been working on adding beds to the division circle navigation center and she says that homeless shelters are important she also wants to see an investment from the federal government to help with affordable housing. is to make sure that as we. >>you know move people off the streets that we have places for them to go. i'm open to anything that's going to help. and so what that entails. from my perspective is getting more housing built. providing subsidies to help us get housing bill. >>during today's visit ben carson is expected to show support for homeless opportunity zones which would give participants tax incentives for investing in rehabilitation in their

they hinted at what sarah was pointing out.are being hurt by huawei, but apple is a bright spot. how can you see companies overcompensate some of the losses from huawei? >> they can and they can't. this company is the third biggest buyer of chips in the world. it is getting chips from somewhere. to echo sarah's point, the biggest concern -- micron can't sell huawei. if it can't do that, huawei buys it from samsung. it is not hurting huawei, not strengthening the u.s. position against china. that is something they really can't make up for. taylor: you had another great story about the funding environment for startups. do they avoid china altogether? >> i was interviewing someone and he was saying he had taken investments from china and there was nothing wrong with that, just another investment. now you have to be careful. you don't want to risk have somebody investing and you get put on a list with anti-security concerns. in his mind, that changes the whole equation. you have to go after domestic money. taylor: and outside domes

sarah: yes. of course, digital trade brings into the modern era what a lot of trade pacts from the past have not. a digital trade element from the tpp and the trump administration pulled out of that. one of trump's first acts in office. i think there is some sort of agreement to modernize these trade deals, a digital service element. considering services is a large part of the u.s. economy. i think that will be seen as a positive for the administration to forward that in a trade pact with japan. shery: thank you so much for the latest on this trade relations between the u.s. and china and japan. plenty more to come from daybreak australia, including details on huawei's connect conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg technology global link. i'm shery ahn, alongside paul allen in sydney and taylor riggs in san francisco. let's take a look at the top global tech stories of the day. taylor: most analysts watching apple saying the new iphone 11 appears to be generally strong. data ov

sarah thomas started her swim on sunday morning.been 84 miles long, but strong currents mean that the 37—year—old, who had treatment for breast cancer last year, swam 120 miles. this is the live tracker. it is 84 miles if you go straight across, but it isn't possible to because of the currents. she has got a lot more than that. i'm sure we will get exactly how many miles she has one but you can see that little red dot at the top of the screen. maybe she can finally see the shore. fingers crossed she will make it in the next five minutes or so. as you say, the currents are quite something, so it is an incredible feat. absolutely incredible. we are hoping to speak to her. no wetsuit. that's the rules for an official swim. what have you done for the last two days? not that! don't pick on me, what have you done?” last two days? not that! don't pick on me, what have you done? i was using the collective we! you did a swim on sunday, a race on sunday. yes, it involved a swim. i have a very small feeling about what it might be like, and you

sarah.epic. epic swim. >>. >> sarah, you must feel ecstatic. >> i feel a little sick. >> a little sick i'm not surprise you're still eating. >> been a while since i had something. >> eating m&msy the way. >> been a while since she's had th. >> one of m&ms will call her. >> thomas breast cancer survivod fi treatment last year did the swim in honor of other cancer survivors. >> amazing. >> goodness gracious energy. >> get her endorsem pt. >> collegea for beer money goes viral. >> received thousands of dollars in donations. what he did withhe money that's getting all the attention. >> and a young manhowing his patriotism caught o camera. >> speaking of bei patriotic. oowashington monument livk at it tonight. set to reopen tlio pc this week. undergoing renovations now more than three years. monument will reopen thursday at 9 a.m. we'll beight back. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> actor and comedianevin hart is facing a 60 milli dollar lawsuit stem frk a txuality scandal. negligence, infliction of em iiona

of course, our own sarah ponczek, who covers cross assets for us. coming up next, romaine bostick steps in for "what'd you miss?" this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from new york, i am caroline hyde. romaine: i'm romaine bostick. joe: i am joe weisenthal. caroline: a slightly muted response to the crisis but energy was in outperform her. saudi fallout -- was an outperformer. saudi fallout continues. ipopolitical, monetary, and fallout. will the fed have another reason to cut interest rates this week? rethinking the role. packers deciding how much to admit the next investment vehicle after a bet on we work sours. romaine: today's top story. saudi aramco growing a little bit less optimistic that there will be a rapid recovery since the weekend's attacks. says itretary-general is too early to consider a possible production increase. he spoke exclusively earlier today with bloomberg. a collective, decision of not only opec but .he opec plus a template on what would be done and when. romaine: joining us now for more analysis is cornerstone macro will an

well done, sarah. i was sick. pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah. iwas sick.rmination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world's busiest shipping lanes. the four legs of the journey should have totalled 84 miles, but the channel currents forced sarah to swim in a series of loops, so the actual distance was closer to 130 miles. kevin murphy, a cross—channel swimmer himself, was one of the official observers of board the support boat and said this new record is an extraordinary achievement. you can train as much as you like, but if you haven't got the power to withstand the demons in your head which say you can't do this, if you can't fight those, you never will do it. sarah thomas has been known to sleep for 24 hours after her swims. the physical and mental effects of this one will determine whether she can set her sights even higher. when mary anne macleod embarked

>>protests is going to be in portola valley where kron 4 sarah stinson is standing by hi sarah. >>protesters will be gathering here at rosati field in about an hour and a half be inflating of that baby trump balloon. this is in protest of president trump's all rival to the south bay into the bay. this video this is video of protests that occurred. last time trump was in the bay area and this was when he was a candidate in 2016. there's several protesters that went on and take a look at the video and you can see the chaos that ensued when trump attempted to arrive in burlingame protesters actually blocked him from getting to his event. trump had to find other ways to get there. police were in riot gear, but that did not stop protesters. now speed up to today when trump is our president. and again protests are set to have i've been here in the portola valley area people of backbone campaign resistance a vigil for democracy are hoping the president will get to see this balloon as maybe he flies over since he is flying in to the south bay, or either one drugs torcade e presidential

back up and problem having this major artery close kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san pablo. >>looking at the progress that they're making in the cleanup. >>everyone's working simultaneously together to get this scene cleared up but it is quite a mess. we're live here in the westbound lanes on i 80 right at the san pablo dam road exit you can see right here firefighters just arrived again they left. but they want to make sure sani a smoker sparks arise that they can put out any fire that re occurs one make sure it's fully out but the biggest thing that's going to need to happen before this all opens back up is animal control needs to. but what chickens are it's a lie which one survived and which ones died in the fiery crash earlier this morning. contra costa county animal control says there was about 1000 chickens on the tractor trailer and about how half of them survive these are all rough estimates as they're still trying to figure it out as we are speaking now the chickens were raised to for commercial use. the once us singed in suffering will be euthanized in the ones tha

joe: sarah, when the skinny jean era ends, we'll have you back on.at to have one analyst is warning that not all marijuana stocks are going survive. seaport global's brett huntley shakeout.g a major those companies without scale that are unprofitable and can't enerate cash will likely dissolve in the coming months. exchangenative harvest traded down about 13% this month and hit a record low today. latest step in the trump administration's push to ree freddy mac and fannie mae from government control. he two giants will be boosting their capital by billions of dollars. they send their profits over to government. that is your business update. joe. up, hong kong protests intensifying ahead of china's celebrations to mark the 70th anniversary of communist rule. we'll take a look at the city next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this weekend saw one of the most violent protests in four months, this before china 70th anniversary of communist rule. chief correspondent stephen engle has more. teven: this is the epicenter of some of the most violent protests i

sarah has served as a protective services worker for the past 12 years. she is a licensed marriage and family therapist and has extensive experience with and knowledge of developmental stages and how the ageing process can affect one's ability to maintain one's independence, safety and protect oneself from abuse and neglect while living in the community. she utilizes her skills to set boundaries while working with complex family dynamics, and she recognizes a person's ability to engage while accepting services. she's a strong advocate for her clients and applies -- during her years at adult protective services, sarah has mentored two interns from u.c. berkeley. this allowed her to further devel develop her leadership skills when helping many adults and elders resolve abuse and neglect issues. under her tutoring, the individuals gained skills to become important social workers in the community. she has participated in two aps retreat committees. sarah worked tirelessly on scheduling the monthly officer of the day schedule for the last three to four years.

"turn around, sarah, and walk away. you can do this."ging fevers we re with broken legs and raging fevers were hobbling into a&e. i turned around. i walked were hobbling into a&e. i turned around. iwalked back were hobbling into a&e. i turned around. i walked back towards the station, back towards life, i wasn't lost anymore. thank you very much. (applause). herfirst time on her first time on stage, sarah cummings, guys. ok, to finish the show, make some noise forjoe wells. applause hello. hello, edinburgh. are you well? yes. good. this is my story about losing my headphones. i should give you some background to this story. i'm an autistic man. i've been a man for 12 years. before then, i was a boy, been a man for 12 years. before then, iwas a boy, and i have been a man for 12 years. before then, i was a boy, and i have always been autistic. but i only had the diagnosis earlier this year, and when you get that diagnosis, you spend a lot of time, too much time, wondering about stuff that happened in your past, negative experiences. would

sarah paulson is here. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: always fun [ cheers and applause talk with sarah paulsonn abbey" movie, michelle dockery is here >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh yeah. and we got new music from the lumineers! oh >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: the lumineers are here "iii!" guys, if you love seeing new inventions and you love brilliant kids, then you're really going to love this. that's right, it's time for another round of "fallonventions. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: welcome to "fallonventions. jimmy fallon's night of inventions ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now, i love inventions i love inventions, and i'm okay with kids. so we found -- [ laughter ] some of the best and brightest kids out there, and i think you're going to be amazed at what we came up with let's meet our first inventors, come on over here, graham and tyler. graham and tyler [ cheers and applause ♪ how are you? how are you doing? how you doing, man which one is graham? which one is tyler >> i'm graham. >> i'm tyler >> jimmy: hey, good, welcome where -- wh

>>that's where kron 4 sarah stinson is standing by with that part of our team coverage sarah. >>yes, definitely starting to heat up here in concord and it's these weather conditions that has firefighters across the east bay gearing up and preparing for potential fire that could spark up. take a look at this video we did catch up with the oakland fire department yesterday to see how they're doing see what they're doing to prepare they are staffing up making sure that they have more than enough firefighters ready to go in case of fire. does occur in the east bay they can use. so there still red flag warning in effect for the east bay hills and the diablo range oz they just said temperatures are expect to be in the triple digits for the next couple days which is i'm basically the worst case scenario for wildfire danger. the national weather service and even our own john sure able says there's low humidity. disney gusty winds. so that is definitely a. something that's concerning for wildfire, potential. now we did as they said kyle um we did catch up with the oakland fire departme

sarah: yeah, me and my dad and my brother. lemonis: i mean, there's more than just money invested here. there's a lot of heart. sarah: heart, yeah. lemonis: there's what? shayla: it's a family business. we take it very seriously. lemonis: and how much money do you have invested in this location? randy: $150,000. dawn: and the equipment is probably $80,000. lemonis: so you have $230,000? dawn: at least. lemonis: that's a lot of money. dawn: it's everything we have, so it has to succeed. lemonis: so, what type of revenue will this store do? randy: it's averaging about $28,000, $29,000 a month. lemonis: how much gross profit will there be? dawn: we're not making a profit. lemonis: look, the store's brighter than colleyville, and there's much greater attention to detail. there's a lot of thought being put into it. for me, that means there's passion for the business. i think what's most disappointing is that with everything this family's put in, they're still not making money. i learned that there was another franchise location not

her comforter sarah clung to during cancer treatment. her teacup still cherished every day. >> sometimes i look up and i go lauren, what would you do with this? >> reporter: looking back on 18 years, jack's sincerist hope is that the nation heals as he has and recapture the unity of those early days. >> and make us realize that we are in this together, we're one love, one country. >> deborah villar actioneron, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> a great story. >>> time the 4:56. a big debate for democrats in houston and a fold of presidential candidates has narrowed down. coming up at 5:00, what to expect on the debate stage. and a big win for many gig workers here in california. a bill with state lawmakers are taking action on to better protect contract workers. >>> good morning, we do have a commute that is mostly good. i would say mostly especially here in san jose and silicon valley. it is office drive heading up through cupertino. >>> sunshine, and warmer temperatures. that includes over there on the coast. and temperatures well above average and

sarah thomas has been known to sleep for 24 hours after her swims.ts even higher. robert hall, bbc news, at sandgate in kent. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: the israeli general election, the exit polls are out. benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz are neck and neck. right now, it's too close to call. but it looks difficult for benjamin netanyahu but it looks difficult for benjamin neta nyahu to form but it looks difficult for benjamin netanyahu to form a new government coalition. it's found that an average of 74 men, women and children were killed every day in afghanistan throughout the month of august. both the taliban and afghan government have questioned the validity of the casualty figures identified by the bbc. most people killed were combatants, including more taliban fighters than expected, but a fifth were civilians. lyse doucet has this report from herat. not a day without violence. . not a day without loss. one month in afghanistan. the darkest day of all. a wedding hall, 92 dead, a suicide bomber of isl

sarah was raised by a single mother. she came to the u.s. with her mom and sister at the age of 15 from brazil and attended mission high and later san francisco state as an undocumented student. she later earned a master from usf and in february of this year was appointed by my former colleague and supervisor reason nan's former boss to the san francisco county central committee. this really was a big deal in so far as she became the first dreamer and daca recipient in california to serve on the central committee ever in the history of the state of california. [applause.] >> that paved the way for our own legislative delegation scott weiner and david chu to move forward the bill 288 to allow dreamers tps and green card owners to run for county central committee in the state of california. while that bill did not end up getting out of the california state senate this year, i know that collectively with sarah's leadership and our work we are going to make it law next year. [applause.] >> think about it. given that lat inex are the largest grou

sarah the home sales expert. >> i'll step into her place.line 1.1% in august housing vrpt still remains very low. that follows 2.5% increase in july also on the heems of a 12-year high in-housing starts very strong data there today mortgage rates dropped srp sharply in august. tomorrow's sales data shows data from june and july when rates were higher. but housing data has looked better suggesting the lowerer mortgage rates have having impact. >> sarah, excellent. >> thank you. >> not that i'm surprised. enjoyed it a lot seems delivering alpha the big event tomorrow leslie picker has the things to watch. >> tomorrow legionens of investors and and politicians discuss issues related to your wallet, your portfolio, what it means for your portfolio jay clayton will kick-off the event and apollo josh harris will close it down in the middle of the day we hear from mike pence. other speakers include p&g ceo and mary ert ohs will sit down with sarah discussing global opportunities. cnbc coverage begins first thing tomorrow and continue throughout the

the right reverend dame sarah mullally, the bishop of london.come the first force in england and wales to be classed as ‘failing in all areas.‘ it's been placed in ‘special measures' after the inspectorate of constabulary rated it as ‘inadequate' across the board. cleveland's new chief constable says the report is a wake up call but argued the force must be given time to sort out its problems. angus crawford's report contains flashing images. a police service trying... you are being arrested to prevent a breach of the peace. you are being arrested to prevent a breach of the peace. officers on the front line protecting the vulnerable, making arrests. but at the most senior levels, failing. rated inadequate by inspectors in all areas. a service already dogged by scandal, allegations of racism, illegal monitoring ofjournalists' phones. cleveland police simply does not understand the demand that is coming into the organisation. and it is not managing that properly, and it is not understanding the vulnerability of some of the people that call for thi

we are hoping in the next hour to speak to sarah.lan. now for the sports stories. hello, i'm chetan pathak with tuesday's sport briefing. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of spain to welcome home the basketball world champions. they beat argentina by 95 points to 75 to lift the trophy for only the second time in their history, the first was back in 2006. in italy, torino missed the chance to go level on points at the top of serie a after a surprise defeat at home. lecce, who had lost their first two matches, got their first goal of the season thanks to diego farias in the 35th minute. but torino levelled after the break. then with just over a quarter of an hour to play lecce got the winner through mario mancosu off the rebound. 2—1 the final score. tuesday sees the start of the group stages of the champions league. lionel messi's been declared fit ahead of barcelona's trip to borussia dortmund. the five—time ballon d'or winner has been out of action since injuring his calf in pre—season. messi returned to full tr

to be honest, i don‘t think that sarah is doing that.say, the record for the longest ever swim of the english channel is 52.5 hours, and i hold that. she isjust english channel is 52.5 hours, and i hold that. she is just about to pass it. she is just hold that. she is just about to pass it. she isjust about hold that. she is just about to pass it. she is just about to hold that. she is just about to pass it. she isjust about to break hold that. she is just about to pass it. she is just about to break my record! do you have any bitterness towards her? no, i don't. records are made to be broken. it is great to see what she has achieved here. the other thing is she is still receiving treatment for breast cancer. she is not over that yet, and yet she has done this. it‘s absolutely incredible. i can only find it inspiring to watch her. just briefly, tell us what other rules? she can‘t get out of the water, so how she take on food and drink? well, what happens is that every half—an—hour a beaker of high—carbohydrate drink is given to her. she

sarah is right on that. it must be transparent for the americans to judge for themselves. >> sean: i'm not a conspiracy or theorists, but. do we have an equal justice and application of our loss? we'll see what happens. sara carter. congressman mark. thank you. he is not the only disgrace. his right-hand man, perhaps once his closest confident. confident. that was pretty much status quo. federal prosecutors have now paved the way to potentially face charges for misconduct. the possible grand jury will weigh in on a possible indictment. on this show, we are clear. we believe in the presumption of innocence. meanwhile, andrew mccabe is using bill barr's favorite tactic. deny everything. >> i absolutely reject the findings and the conclusions of the ig report that accused me of exhibiting a lack of candor in several instances. absolutely reject it. >> why customers like i never intentionally misled anyone about anything and i certainly have not committed a crime. >> will you take a deal in order to go on with t